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– Last year, thousands of subscribers followed the matches of the Norwegian Cup through local newspapers. This year, we also have Nettavisen in the team and give up coverage, "says Jostein Larsen Østring, director of content development at Amedia.
Amedia will produce nearly 500 matches in the overall Norwegian Cup and will send the most matches in Ekeberg will be broadcast from 10 different channels, and most games will be sent with commentator and preview of the results
The three days will be sent from 20 matches involving local teams, and other matches will be played in the final match, but this will not be the case at the moment.
Won Norway Cup [19659006] OA's Henrik Hornnæss (30) will comment largely on the local games, he knows a little bit about the participation in the Norwegian Cup.
– I've been playing for two years. In addition, j & # 39; have been present pl many times, both as a spectator and a journalist, says Henrik, who can also headline as the winner of Norway.
– Yes, the Brumunddal team that I played in 2006 was. It was at least the year after Liverpool won the Champions League, he said with a smile.
Different management
Now playing for Ringsaker in the 5th Division, studying web development at NTNU Gjøvik and working as a freelancer at OA, both as a journalist and journalist [19659012] – At Brumunddals C is only Alexander Melgalvis at Lillestrøm who finished in the elite series. He came to get me in the final against Lillestrøm, so we can say that our career has taken a slightly different direction.
Henrik commented on a series of local football matches after his debut in the settlement between Valdres FK and FK Gjøvik-Lyn last year. Now, he will comment on the Norwegian Cup for the first time.
– I am very excited. There are many games to broadcast, and it is especially important to have such a role during the Norwegian Cup. That said; Being present at the Norwegian Cup is a highlight, no matter what role I played.
38 local teams
A total of 38 teams from our district are registered for the Norwegian Cup. The following clubs participate:
Bagn (G11, G12, G14, G16, J14), Biri (G15), Fagernes (G16, J14, J16), FK Gjøvik-Lyn (G14, G147er, J14, J17), Gran (G15), Grua (G11, J11), Jevnaker (G13), Kapp (J14), Kolbu / KK (G14, J13), Nordre Land (G12, G13, J14), Raufoss (G14, G16, J15, J18 / 19), Skreia (G14), Torpa / Nordre Land (J16), FK Vang (G14), Wind (G14, J15), Øystre Slidre (G14)
Here is the schedule of the local teams in the first matches may occur):
Sunday, July 29 at. 10:00 am: Glomfjord – FK Gjøvik-Lyn (G14)
Sunday, July 29 at. 10:50: Bagn – Sotra (J14)
Sunday, July 29 at. 5:15 pm: Tingvoll – FK Vang (G14)
Monday, July 30th at. 09:00: Osterøy – FK Gjøvik-Lyn (J14)
Monday, July 30 at. 9:00 am: Gjøa – Kapp (J14)
Monday, July 30th at. 11h40: Lyn 2 – Raufoss 2 (G16)
Monday, July 30th at 12:40 pm: Raufoss – Lyn (J18 / 19)
Monday, July 30th at 13:15: Nordre Land – Ørskog (J14)
Monday 30 July to. 14:15: FK Gjøvik-Lyn – Ørskog (G14)
Monday, July 30th at. 14:40: Nordre Land – Flatås (G13)
Monday 30 July at. 4:10 pm: Wind 2 – Sund (G14)
Monday, July 30th at. 4:10 pm: Aksla – Raufoss 1 (G14)
Tuesday, July 31st at. 09.00: Race – Blindheim (J14)
Tuesday 31 July at. 09:00: Hits – Kolbu / KK (G14)
Tuesday, July 31st at. 10:00: FK Catch – Ranheim (G14)
Tuesday, July 31st at. 13:55: FK Gjøvik-Lyn – Kautokeino (J17)
Tuesday, July 31st at. 16:10: Skreia – Pequeninos do Jockey (G14)
Tuesday, July 31st at. 17:00: Tertnes – Gran (G15)
Tuesday, July 31st at. 18:00: Bagn – Trond (G16)
Tuesday 31 July at. 18:00: Raufoss – Malvik (G16)
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